Volunteer Opportunities

There are lots of ways to help out and get involved in supporting the school – whether you are able to make a big commitment, or just an hour here and there.  If you would like to help out in any way, contact us by emailing clerk.bhspc@broughtonhighpc.org.

PARENT COUNCIL MEMBERS

We are always keen for parents to come along to our PC meetings. The more parents attend, the wider a range of views get fed back to the school, and the range of tasks can be shared out more fairly. Meetings are held approximately once per term and are on a hybrid rotation of being at school or online. Dates for the rest of this year are on the calendar in the diary page of this site.

To find out more or have a chat without making any commitment, email intouch@broughtonhighpc.org.

All Parent Council roles (Chair, Vice-Chair, Clerk, Treasurer & Communications) can be shared.

BROUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (BHSA)

The Broughton High School Association is our registered high school charity. They undertake fundraising events & social activities throughout the year. Money raised by these goes into a fund that supports projects & resources that benefit our school that the City of Edinburgh Council can’t cover.

For more information on what the BHSA get up to, how they fundraise or what the charity funds get spent on see their webpage Broughton High School Association (BHSA). 

BHSA Committee Meetings are held monthly on a Wednesday evening throughout term-time at The Raeburn, Stockbridge – check our diary page for the next meeting. New members are always welcome for fresh new ideas and help for our fundraising & events.

Regular events need volunteers to help them run – again if you are interested in helping have a look at what events are planned over on their webpage Broughton High School Association (BHSA).

For more information or to get in touch with us just email bhsassociation@gmail.com.

BRO-WORKS

The Bro-Works Committee are looking for new parent/carer members to support the school’s Careers Fair, help pupils find work experience, support our Meaningful May programme, & run the hugely successful Bro-Works Careers Breakfasts.   

This role suits parents/carers who has some time available during the school day as it involves meeting staff at the school approximately once per month during term-time.

200 CLUB

This charity lottery is another fantastic fundraising initiative which any parent/carer can join. New helpers are always welcome – the only commitment is to attend short meetings held approximately once a month on a weekday evening. You can join the 200 Club for a minimum of £5 per month – see Broughton High School Association page for more details, or email 200Club@broughtonhighpc.org for more information.